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from a meal to the price of fare back to the old home town. This man is followed by an excited individual who has become confused. He wants to have some theological ques tion solved. Perhaps it is the difference between a backslider and an apostate, and having cleared away his difficulties, we are next confronted by “some moth er’s boy.” He is seen standing wist fully gazing into the hall with that hungry look so familiar to Mission workers. A few encouraging words is all that is needed to draw out the story of “wanderlust,” ' stealing rides, and hopeless search for work. We seek to satisfy the present need, which opens the way for the entrance of the Bread of Life and, as the acceptance of Christ as his own personal Saviour is present ed, the first step in a life of faith is be gun. The first confession of the Lord Jesus Christ is made in the presence of a young convert who has sacrificed his lunch hour to run in to Biola where, in all the sweetness of his first love, he fills in the time distributing tracts and quoting Scripture passages to the pas serby. Another, daily occurrence is for the commercial man to run into the hall with a request for fifty copies, or even five hundred copies, of Gospels of John. These are stored away in his grip and off he rushes to catch his train. If wé could follow him we would find him quietly handing them out to interested business men on the train. Then we aré treated to one of those refreshing experiences which are like cool waters to a thirsty soul. A seedy looking man, slaving in a cheap feeding stall twelve long weary hours, presses into our hand a dollar bill whispering “for the dear Lord’s work, brother,” and surely He who sits over against the treasury and notes how they cast in, makes a record of this act in His book of remembrance to be rewarded in that day of days so nearly due. As he leaves, another aged man drops in. We have noticed him selling papers on the street corner in the late hours, but this is his hour off duty when he slips in to dig into the “news from a far country,” where sin and sorrow and suffering have no place. Quietly he sits and reads and meditates on eternal realities. Often he is companion to the busy, prosperous merchant, for he, too, craves his quiet’ moments, and appears never less alone than when humanly alone; and he too rubs shoulders with the narcotic fiend, crazed with burning desire, ready even to break the gold filling from his teeth and exchange it for the gratification of that mad thirst which is never appeased till he hears the voice of the Son of God speaking the word of authority and bidding the unclean spirit depart. Close upon his heels crawls in the moral degenerate from whom the very demons of hell well nigh draw aside their reeking garments lest they be pol luted with his infectious touch. Can Christ Save such a one? Praise Qod, Yes! from the uttermost to the utter most, for “him that cometh unto Me I will in no wise cast out!” Hallelujah! What a Saviour! The pious fraud, com mercializing his special brand of re ligion, is no stranger to Biola; the proud Pharisee demanding the upper most seat; the I. W. W. with his slogan
“down with all authority,” are but a few of the strange fishes who flock to our door seeking to force their doctrines upon us, and Oh! how it does require the wisdom and “much more” grace to be all things to all men to win some. By this time the faithful ones drop in for the noonday meeting, the hymns are sung, the prayers go up, the Word of Life is broken, while toiling sons of men pause just outside 'the door, some to scorn, some to heed, and a few tim
idly venture in. The hour is all too swiftly gone, and again the testimony is resumed from the entrance as one after another faithful witness rings out the message of grace, and, as- the watch er of souls picks oyt his man from the crowd for that closer heart talk, how his own heart thrills when finally the hand is gripped and he hears the whisp er, “I will.” Thus the day draws to a close, one tired worker steps down to relieve an-
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